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of further pratiation being required.
In reply I beg that you
sincere thanks
will express my - to the Lieutenant Governor for the interest shown by His &mollenay in the safety of the Communitiz - I trust that the danger of an attack
passed, and that in a few
has
days the excitement against foreigners will have altogether subsided.
I have to,
(Signed) P. S. Hughes,
Consul
I regret that hitherto the
Chinese Authorities have done
thing to disabuse the minds
of the ignarunt of the conviction still.
entertained that foreigners
widely
Cause noxious medicines to be distributed
(Signed) PI. H
(True Copy)
Ilandina Mutiar Colonial Scontarge